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Members:
Who are we?
Cripps Hall Association is the membership arm of The Cripps Hall Trust, an independent registered charity. Founded in 1973 with the help of a generous donation from the Cripps Family, The Trust continues to work to support those who have been resident in Cripps Hall.
The funds held by the Trust support the The Cripps Hall Association’s activities, an alumni group run by a management committee made up of current and former Cripps Hall residents.
The Cripps Family, along with the first Warden, Harry Lucas, wanted to foster an ethos based on a sense of community and fellowship. This endures to this day. Students are encouraged to develop broader skills and values alongside their academic pursuits, not only to realise their full potential as individuals but to make a positive contribution to others.
What We Do?
Travel Scholarships
Each year The Cripps Hall Trust funds a number of Harry Lucas Travel Scholarships to support students' projects in the UK and abroad.
Edward Cripps Bursaries
Edward Cripps Bursaries are awarded to support the general costs of larger-scale projects undertaken by students.
Margaret Lucas Scholarships
Margaret Lucas Scholarships are awarded to students for local projects in the social work field.
Events
Reunion events are generally held every other year. Other events and opportunities for members are also offered.
Connect Students & Alumni
The Association maintains this website together with a number of social media streams to connect members past, present and future.
Discretionary Grants
Current students facing extreme financial or other hardship may apply for discretionary assistance.
Latest News:
Legend & Legacy – David Chitty
In memoriam - David Chitty Lifelong member and supporter.
Read MoreFree Membership for Life
Membership of The Cripps Hall Association is automatic for University of Nottingham students resident in Cripps Hall unless you let us know you wish to opt out. Similarly, former members of the Senior Common Room (SCR) and resident staff are entitled to lifelong membership.
However, we are no longer provided with contact details by the University of Nottingham automatically. If you want to take advantage of the opportunities available you will need to connect with us.